Rebel News Podcast - February 17, 2024


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Trudeau's green policies leave little kids stranded in the cold


Episode Stats

Length

34 minutes

Words per Minute

158.81798

Word Count

5,550

Sentence Count

322

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

7


Summary

In this week's show, we take a look at the dangers of leaving little kids stranded in the cold. Plus, the City of Edmonton sues Proterra for $82 million in damages, and the Dutch farmers who liberated Europe from food scarcity.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 You're listening to our latest podcast.
00:00:15.520 Green policies leave little kids stranded in the cold.
00:00:19.700 Then Mark Morano of Climate Depot joins us to explain how Dutch farmers have liberated
00:00:24.700 Europe from environmentalist-imposed food scarcity.
00:00:27.980 It's February 16th, 2024.
00:00:30.680 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, but you're watching The Ezra Levant Show.
00:00:37.220 Did you see this story from this past summer?
00:00:52.260 I know I saw it and I loved it.
00:00:54.380 And I'll read a little bit of it to you as well because I hope you'll love it just as
00:00:59.500 much as I do.
00:01:00.660 The owner of a 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Lariat with an extended range battery regrets buying
00:01:06.960 the electric truck after attempting a road trip only to abandon it and finish the drive
00:01:12.100 with a gas-powered rental vehicle.
00:01:13.840 Dalbir Bala of LaSalle, Manitoba left the truck in Minnesota last month after he said he tried
00:01:21.160 unsuccessfully to charge the battery at two different charging stations.
00:01:25.540 It was really a nightmare frustration for us, Bala said.
00:01:29.360 Now that's not a one-of event.
00:01:31.880 In fact, this has been going on for years.
00:01:34.100 Look at this, from four years ago.
00:01:36.600 Driving up to her cottage in Eastman last week, Barbara Andres had her mind on the storm.
00:01:42.260 With her husband at the wheel of their brand new Nissan Leaf, they'd left home 75% charged.
00:01:48.320 They didn't even think about a possible power outage.
00:01:51.320 We had 60 kilometers left and I was going to go and plug the car in and shortly thereafter
00:01:56.920 the electricity went out.
00:01:58.640 The outages across the province meant they were stuck.
00:02:01.620 It's an issue that isn't just happening here.
00:02:04.180 Hundreds of thousands of customers are without power across California,
00:02:07.780 waking up to a widespread blackout.
00:02:09.680 Last month, California shut down power in some areas to lower the risk of wildfires.
00:02:15.180 Electric car company Tesla sent its customers alerts,
00:02:18.720 warning them to charge up before the power went out.
00:02:21.820 This expert from CAA Quebec says it's important to be prepared.
00:02:25.800 It's really important that they start, that they fully charge
00:02:29.100 and that if they have a longer stretch of road to cover
00:02:34.060 that they prepare a kind of a contingency plan
00:02:39.860 with different solutions for charging.
00:02:44.220 I can see down here, you know, how much battery is left.
00:02:47.660 Andres admits they're new to electric car ownership
00:02:50.680 but they should have planned in advance.
00:02:52.940 It's a learning experience, right?
00:02:54.480 There was a storm coming in.
00:02:56.020 We didn't really think about the fact that it was going to use up that much kilometers.
00:02:59.620 We didn't really think about the fact that maybe there might be an electrical power outage.
00:03:05.360 Now, instead of relying only on the public charging stations,
00:03:09.240 Andres got a charger installed at her cottage, so next time she'll be ready.
00:03:13.860 Now, to add facts to these sorry circumstances and anecdotes,
00:03:20.220 we've got Post Media's Lauren Gunter, who wrote this article last month,
00:03:25.380 and boy, it spits the harsh facts.
00:03:28.100 Look at this.
00:03:29.340 Since this is a country that experiences extreme cold weather
00:03:32.800 below minus 25 degrees Celsius most winters,
00:03:36.500 that makes an EV electric vehicle an unacceptable risk,
00:03:40.880 or at the very least, a horrible inconvenience.
00:03:44.560 Also this week, the highly respected testing magazine Consumer Reports
00:03:48.820 said that when temperatures are only as cold as plus 7 degrees Celsius,
00:03:55.480 I wish, electric vehicles lose about 25% of their range
00:04:00.560 compared to temperatures of plus 15 degrees Celsius,
00:04:04.600 and a third when compared to temperatures of plus 25 degrees Celsius.
00:04:11.600 Additionally, Consumer Reports found that short trips in the cold
00:04:16.380 with frequent stops and the need to reheat the cabin after a parking pause
00:04:22.040 saps 50% of the range.
00:04:26.380 That means electric vehicles may be impractical in Canada
00:04:29.740 even for urban commuters or suburban families.
00:04:34.080 Late last year, Consumer Reports also concluded that electric vehicles
00:04:37.520 are 73% less reliable than gasoline vehicles.
00:04:42.240 As well, they were more expensive to maintain and repair,
00:04:46.780 and when the cost of electricity and home chargers are included,
00:04:50.180 electric vehicles are at least as expensive as gasoline vehicles to refuel.
00:04:56.440 And then, then there's this story.
00:04:58.120 The city of Edmonton is seeking more than $82 million in damages
00:05:08.560 from vehicle manufacturer Proterra in regards to a contract for electric buses.
00:05:15.620 Edmonton, or rather, Edmonton taxpayers,
00:05:19.160 purchased 60 battery-operated buses from the California-based Proterra
00:05:23.940 between February 2019 and August 2021.
00:05:28.280 Now, Proterra filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
00:05:32.220 Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection is a form of bankruptcy proceedings
00:05:35.760 that allow the businesses to continue operating while it works with creditors.
00:05:40.360 In the original purchase contract for the buses,
00:05:43.080 Proterra committed to numerous warranty obligations
00:05:46.380 and claimed the buses would achieve a certain operating range.
00:05:50.520 Which, yeah, I bet they did.
00:05:51.920 In the claim against Proterra filed February 2nd,
00:05:54.860 the city of Edmonton says that the buses have never once,
00:05:58.720 sorry, I shouldn't laugh,
00:06:00.480 have never once achieved the operating range laid out in the contract,
00:06:04.680 and there have been significant defects with the buses.
00:06:07.520 Contrary to the contract specification that the buses would be suitably designed
00:06:12.840 to perform in Edmonton's climate conditions
00:06:14.940 and would have an operating range of 328 kilometers or 268 kilometers in extreme cold,
00:06:22.860 the range has consistently been much shorter, the claim says.
00:06:27.080 On average, the bus range has been approximately 165 kilometers in the winter
00:06:33.840 and, at best, 250 kilometers in warmer weather.
00:06:38.720 Mechanical issues such as gearbox failures, steering box failures,
00:06:43.900 and cracking of the composite body structures
00:06:46.580 have also kept most of the buses off the road.
00:06:50.080 So, we've got five years of electric bus catastrophes in the winter city of Edmonton.
00:06:58.420 So, here comes the city of Ottawa, and they say,
00:07:02.520 sign us up to that mess too.
00:07:04.400 Look at this.
00:07:05.900 Under the city of Ottawa's climate change plan,
00:07:08.480 Ottawa will spend $986 million,
00:07:13.240 holy moly, almost a billion bucks,
00:07:15.300 to roll out 450 new battery-operated buses over five years.
00:07:20.980 So, this is by 2027.
00:07:22.500 And transition to a fully zero-emission bus fleet by 2036.
00:07:29.320 That's more than $2 million per bus,
00:07:31.680 but includes the recharging infrastructure.
00:07:35.520 This also means retiring several hundred diesel-powered buses
00:07:40.400 long before the end of their useful lives
00:07:43.040 and replacing them with vehicles that cost twice as much.
00:07:48.040 This is going to be an absolute mess for the city of Ottawa,
00:07:50.980 but these are adults making adult decisions.
00:07:53.740 Unfortunately, a lot of these bad decisions
00:07:55.740 are being made with other people's money, taxpayers' money.
00:07:59.680 But now, this is where it gets me.
00:08:02.600 The green scam is stranding little kids in the Maritimes.
00:08:07.600 Look at this.
00:08:09.020 From the CBC, of all places.
00:08:10.700 Three years ago, the PEI government rolled out
00:08:13.580 its new electric school buses with much fanfare.
00:08:17.920 I bet there wasn't actually much fanfare, by the way,
00:08:21.080 except from the mainstream media and progressives.
00:08:24.560 But I think I'm repeating myself there.
00:08:26.300 Let's keep going.
00:08:27.400 Now, some drivers say the buses are plagued with problems,
00:08:30.340 with 16 to 18 of the vehicles in the shop at a time,
00:08:34.080 on occasions, out of a total of just over 100.
00:08:37.100 Robert Geis, president of CUPE Local 1145,
00:08:41.780 which represents school bus drivers on the island,
00:08:44.620 says he believes the provincial government rushed into buying the new buses
00:08:48.740 and now students and drivers are paying the price.
00:08:52.400 He said the biggest problems are the heating systems,
00:08:55.700 leaving some buses icy cold and leading to windows fogging and freezing up.
00:09:01.900 Excuse me, what about the little people on the bus getting cold?
00:09:05.740 There are also issues with air compressors freezing,
00:09:09.260 which can interfere with braking,
00:09:11.860 Geis said during an interview with CBC News.
00:09:15.060 So not only are these things cold and unreliable,
00:09:18.880 but potentially dangerous.
00:09:21.660 I mean, I feel like brakes are important on a school bus.
00:09:24.780 So let's summarize.
00:09:26.880 One third of the school buses in PEI are electric,
00:09:29.700 so it's a catastrophe waiting to get even worse.
00:09:33.180 And people who thought they were doing the right thing
00:09:37.520 by buying an electric truck, well, they got stranded.
00:09:40.760 People who think they're doing the right thing by using public transit get stranded.
00:09:45.260 Cities that claim to be doing the right thing
00:09:47.000 by buying expensive electric buses are stranding commuters,
00:09:50.640 and now little kids are being stranded
00:09:52.200 because their school buses are electric and they just don't work.
00:09:56.100 And so will the federal government rethink this mad pursuit
00:10:00.640 of allowing the sale of only net zero vehicles in Canada
00:10:05.560 by 2030 or 2035 or 2050 or whatever they've pegged the number at now?
00:10:12.040 Of course not.
00:10:13.740 Because the federal government and those bureaucrats and those MPs,
00:10:17.600 they'll get to use their private jets and their drivers,
00:10:20.660 and you can stand in the cold, stranded with your children.
00:10:25.260 Mark Marano from Climate Depot joins us up next
00:10:28.300 to discuss a win for sanity and food security in Europe,
00:10:32.120 thanks to Dutch farmers.
00:10:34.160 Hang tight.
00:10:34.580 So my monologue tonight was about how Canada at all costs
00:10:50.260 seems to be pursuing green schemes, whether they work or not,
00:10:54.260 whether the kids can get to school or not if they're riding an electric bus,
00:10:57.660 or whether you can get to work or not.
00:10:58.940 It is unusual, however, for me as a Western Canadian farmer
00:11:04.780 to see farmers being listened to around the world, finally,
00:11:10.180 and that is somewhat the case right now in the Netherlands.
00:11:13.580 And joining me now to talk about exactly this
00:11:16.560 is good friend of The Ezra Levant Show
00:11:18.980 and friend to the rebel Mark Marano of Climate Depot.
00:11:22.000 Mark, thanks for joining me.
00:11:23.540 So before we had the election of Vilders,
00:11:29.320 the Dutch government was really completely off the rails.
00:11:32.840 They were as radical as Justin Trudeau,
00:11:35.780 but things have changed,
00:11:37.880 and months-long farmers' protests have, I think,
00:11:42.320 somewhat moved the needle
00:11:43.780 with regard to these climate policies
00:11:47.460 that were being adopted by the Dutch government
00:11:49.520 and were sort of coming down from the EU
00:11:51.340 and the World Economic Forum and the United Nations.
00:11:53.980 Give us an update about this.
00:11:55.500 Yeah, this has been going on for a while.
00:11:57.400 Now, first of all, net zero, just so we understand,
00:12:00.180 you could say it's the intentional collapse
00:12:02.080 or severe rationing of our energy, food supply,
00:12:06.500 and transportation freedom movement.
00:12:08.620 What's happening in Europe,
00:12:09.760 just so we understand the background,
00:12:11.360 in 2015, they had the United Nations Paris Climate Agreement,
00:12:15.320 which essentially set forth
00:12:17.160 this concept of limiting the earth temperature
00:12:20.020 to 1.5 degrees and the whole net zero agenda,
00:12:23.420 and it became ingrained.
00:12:24.880 All these countries pledged,
00:12:26.300 which then became part of their court system.
00:12:28.200 Actually, that's one of the reasons
00:12:29.080 the Netherlands farmers came to the courts.
00:12:30.980 It's not like the Netherlands legislator
00:12:32.900 voted to start restricting farms.
00:12:35.220 But what happened was Sri Lanka was before the Netherlands,
00:12:39.280 and they actually went full organic.
00:12:41.080 They had one of the highest ESG scores in the country.
00:12:43.260 The World Economic Forum was touting
00:12:44.980 their agricultural, climate-friendly reforms.
00:12:47.700 And, of course, the entire country's food supply
00:12:49.520 collapsed when they did this.
00:12:51.340 And the peasants overran the presidential palace
00:12:53.800 and went after and even swam in the swimming pool
00:12:56.080 and the leader was exiled.
00:12:58.160 What this agenda demands in terms of agriculture,
00:13:01.480 first of all, just overall,
00:13:03.400 it's the net zero means the intentional
00:13:05.240 either collapse or severe restriction
00:13:07.460 of energy, food, transportation, freedom of movement.
00:13:11.240 In the case of food, they're looking
00:13:13.240 for severe rationing of food.
00:13:15.300 They're going after nitrogen-based fertilizer,
00:13:17.740 which they say creates nitrous oxide,
00:13:19.740 which is a warming agent.
00:13:21.240 So that means cutting back on fertilizer
00:13:23.900 means cutting back on high-yield agriculture,
00:13:26.240 which, in short, means cutting back on plentiful food,
00:13:29.620 which has been part of the green revolution
00:13:31.260 that's fed billions throughout the world,
00:13:33.620 particularly since the 1960s,
00:13:35.180 people like Norman Borlaug.
00:13:36.500 The other thing that net zero demands
00:13:38.460 is methane restrictions.
00:13:40.340 And methane restrictions mean what?
00:13:42.760 Animal agriculture,
00:13:44.080 the farting and belching of cows, sheep, pigs,
00:13:48.220 any kind of animal agriculture.
00:13:50.020 That's also in the crosshairs.
00:13:52.000 And of course, you have Bill Gates and Richard Branson
00:13:54.040 investing in the lab-grown meat,
00:13:55.640 grown in steel vats in a Petri dish,
00:14:00.000 and then eventually printed on a 3D printer,
00:14:02.000 the most processed meat.
00:14:03.600 It is technically meat because it's genetically derived
00:14:06.580 from the stem cells, from fetal blood,
00:14:08.300 but it grows amorphously in a steel vat.
00:14:11.980 There's no eyes, no brain, the bone structure,
00:14:14.580 or bone structure.
00:14:15.900 And then they have to, of course, add coloring and texture.
00:14:18.300 I mean, it looks like the pink slime
00:14:21.860 you see in the videos of McDonald's chicken nuggets.
00:14:24.080 But that's what they're doing.
00:14:25.460 And they're softening us up by making food rationing
00:14:28.860 to accept the bugs and the lab-grown meat.
00:14:32.060 So in the case of the Netherlands,
00:14:33.700 they were facing up to 10,000 family-run
00:14:37.360 small and medium farms
00:14:39.260 being decimated by the, quote,
00:14:41.820 climate compliance costs of net zero.
00:14:44.460 And the farmers didn't take it.
00:14:47.260 They brought the tractors out.
00:14:48.660 They blocked highways.
00:14:49.940 They went to the state capital,
00:14:52.680 the country's capital.
00:14:53.780 And they went beyond that.
00:14:55.720 They formed their own political party,
00:14:57.840 the BBB.
00:14:59.320 And they are part of a governing coalition now
00:15:01.740 in the Netherlands stopping this.
00:15:03.900 This has inspired,
00:15:05.080 and this is the success story of the year
00:15:07.360 of the climate movement right now,
00:15:09.700 farmers in Romania, Poland, Germany, France,
00:15:14.720 farmers heading to the gates
00:15:16.120 of the EU headquarters in Brussels
00:15:18.920 in tractors, in bullhorns,
00:15:21.760 with a public support behind them.
00:15:23.940 And they have literally brought the EU to its knees.
00:15:27.900 They're now announcing
00:15:29.140 that they are going to back away
00:15:31.000 from the 30% cuts in agriculture
00:15:33.760 and emissions that they were previously demanding.
00:15:36.280 This is a success story.
00:15:37.700 We should be celebrating.
00:15:38.740 And it shows you that not complying,
00:15:41.600 not going along,
00:15:43.600 not being quiet,
00:15:45.040 not saying,
00:15:46.140 we're all in this together
00:15:47.180 to fight climate change.
00:15:48.240 Instead saying,
00:15:49.340 hell no, we're not going to take it.
00:15:51.040 The EU is blinking.
00:15:52.540 They're backing off.
00:15:53.740 And let's hope this farmers revolt holds
00:15:55.820 and we can actually have the farmers
00:15:57.780 lead a revolt against the energy restrictions
00:16:01.140 and against the gas-powered car bans
00:16:02.940 and against the entire rest
00:16:04.600 of this loony climate debate,
00:16:06.220 which, by the way, Sheila,
00:16:07.220 has devolved in the last few weeks
00:16:10.080 to levels I've never seen.
00:16:12.020 A peer-reviewed study in December
00:16:13.640 about human breath
00:16:15.060 contributing to global warming.
00:16:16.560 Women heat the earth more than men
00:16:17.980 with their breath.
00:16:18.840 And now you have the Washington Post
00:16:20.660 here in Washington, D.C.
00:16:22.280 telling us that we need
00:16:23.660 to recycle human hair.
00:16:25.340 When you see floor sweepings
00:16:26.520 at the barbershop or hair salon,
00:16:28.220 you need to be thinking,
00:16:29.180 save that hair!
00:16:30.000 If it ends up in a landfill,
00:16:31.820 it'll be incinerated and cause emissions.
00:16:33.640 We need to make clothing out of it,
00:16:35.340 which will limit,
00:16:36.080 which we can then go past that limit
00:16:37.940 of the C-40s of three new items
00:16:40.100 of clothing per person per year.
00:16:41.740 I have it on official UN guidance
00:16:43.740 that they will allow us
00:16:45.640 to have more than three items of clothing
00:16:47.540 if we have from things like
00:16:49.580 human hair made clothes.
00:16:50.980 Gross.
00:16:52.900 Like, there's just so much
00:16:53.900 of the environment movement
00:16:54.960 that is disgusting
00:16:56.560 from what they want me to eat
00:16:58.240 to what they want me to do
00:16:59.720 is my toenail clippings.
00:17:00.880 Like, it is just gross.
00:17:03.400 And I'm a farmer,
00:17:04.980 but more than being a farmer,
00:17:06.640 I'm also a conservationist.
00:17:07.860 I'm the sixth generation
00:17:08.760 on the land where I live.
00:17:10.500 I have a real tough time
00:17:12.300 taking advice from people
00:17:13.540 who don't ever get off the pavement
00:17:15.820 telling me that they know
00:17:17.620 what's best for my land.
00:17:19.120 And I think one part
00:17:20.800 that's missing in all of this,
00:17:22.160 and we see this with,
00:17:23.660 I mean, it's unrelated,
00:17:24.860 but it's also part of the same thing
00:17:26.400 that progressives do.
00:17:27.860 They go after the big fish
00:17:29.540 because the little fish
00:17:30.620 will fall in line.
00:17:31.720 They're doing this
00:17:32.460 with immigration, with Texas.
00:17:34.320 That's why they went
00:17:35.600 after the Netherlands
00:17:36.800 is because they really are
00:17:38.780 the agricultural breadbasket of Europe.
00:17:43.040 And if you can flip
00:17:44.360 the Netherlands on board
00:17:46.740 with your wacky climate agenda,
00:17:48.540 then everybody else
00:17:49.960 will fall in line.
00:17:50.860 But thankfully for those farmers,
00:17:52.820 they didn't.
00:17:54.380 And they've inspired
00:17:55.240 the other countries of the EU.
00:17:58.220 They really and truly have,
00:18:00.700 and they need major kudos
00:18:01.940 for what they've done.
00:18:03.540 You have such an assault.
00:18:04.960 And here in the United States,
00:18:06.400 Bill Gates,
00:18:07.100 as according to NBC News,
00:18:08.300 became America's
00:18:08.960 number one farmland owner.
00:18:11.120 Bill Gates,
00:18:11.880 we're already seeing now
00:18:12.800 the FDA has approved
00:18:14.220 lab-grown meat.
00:18:15.160 It pays to have
00:18:16.540 a lot of money
00:18:18.020 and a lot of connections
00:18:19.080 in government.
00:18:20.720 You have Jeff Bezos,
00:18:21.940 the owner of Amazon,
00:18:23.140 very close behind,
00:18:24.640 may have even surpassed
00:18:25.720 Bill Gates now
00:18:26.380 in buying up farmland.
00:18:27.720 You have China,
00:18:28.900 very close in that race,
00:18:30.280 buying up U.S. farmland
00:18:31.660 and other farmland.
00:18:32.540 Of course,
00:18:32.740 they're buying up
00:18:33.360 all of Africa.
00:18:34.980 This is a war
00:18:35.960 against our food supply.
00:18:37.280 In the United States,
00:18:37.940 we have China
00:18:39.040 buying up sausage factories
00:18:41.260 and pork factories.
00:18:43.100 And you have
00:18:44.140 all of these restrictions
00:18:45.920 now on our food supply
00:18:48.560 because of net zero.
00:18:50.540 Canada has spread
00:18:51.540 that there,
00:18:52.100 all these net zero.
00:18:53.360 Australia,
00:18:54.000 the Australian biologist
00:18:55.100 Jennifer Moriosi
00:18:55.900 said it's decimating
00:18:56.860 Australian farmers.
00:18:58.120 Of course,
00:18:58.360 it's spread all over Europe.
00:18:59.720 John Kerry announced
00:19:00.660 in summer 2023
00:19:01.540 that the net zero commitments
00:19:03.060 were coming
00:19:03.960 to the United States,
00:19:04.980 that U.S. farmers
00:19:05.900 were no longer exempt
00:19:07.120 from this.
00:19:08.040 So I'm hoping to see
00:19:08.880 U.S. farmers
00:19:09.520 on tractors
00:19:10.240 heading to Washington, D.C.
00:19:12.080 for this same issue.
00:19:14.360 But what they're doing,
00:19:15.340 and this was a byproduct
00:19:16.600 of COVID,
00:19:17.240 which is what they loved,
00:19:18.720 all of the supply chain issues,
00:19:20.380 the lockdowns
00:19:21.300 and the stay-at-home orders,
00:19:23.140 they created,
00:19:24.340 we had meat shortages.
00:19:25.660 And even today,
00:19:26.380 you go order a steak
00:19:27.360 in a restaurant,
00:19:28.020 it's probably two to three times
00:19:29.440 what it was pre-COVID here.
00:19:31.480 This is a feature,
00:19:33.060 not a bug,
00:19:33.800 of the system.
00:19:34.740 They want to make
00:19:35.560 everything expensive
00:19:36.740 and ration it.
00:19:37.880 They want us to eat
00:19:38.760 more processed food.
00:19:39.980 They want us to start
00:19:43.200 opening up
00:19:43.960 to eating insects.
00:19:45.140 In Australia,
00:19:45.980 public schools
00:19:46.640 and in some in Europe
00:19:47.460 that started this,
00:19:48.380 they give kids
00:19:49.180 insect-based snacks.
00:19:51.620 Now, they're based
00:19:52.360 on crickets,
00:19:52.980 but they're not eating
00:19:54.060 what looks like crickets.
00:19:55.360 They're eating cricket powder
00:19:56.820 milled to a fine,
00:19:58.740 greasy,
00:19:59.340 crispy thing
00:19:59.920 with lots of salt on it.
00:20:01.380 And the kids are told
00:20:02.420 to, quote,
00:20:02.900 go home and pester
00:20:04.140 their parents
00:20:05.140 that they ate bugs
00:20:06.260 and there's nothing
00:20:06.760 wrong with it.
00:20:07.340 That's a psyop
00:20:08.480 on kids.
00:20:09.560 It's all part
00:20:10.440 of the net zero
00:20:11.520 agenda
00:20:12.400 against modern
00:20:13.780 agriculture
00:20:14.580 and farming.
00:20:15.960 They want this
00:20:16.800 because they want
00:20:18.460 to control
00:20:19.140 the food supply.
00:20:20.220 When you get rid
00:20:20.880 of all these
00:20:21.320 small farmers,
00:20:22.080 what's going to happen
00:20:22.660 to them?
00:20:23.460 Either they become
00:20:24.220 strip malls
00:20:24.920 or you're going to have
00:20:25.660 the big conglomerates,
00:20:26.940 equity asset firms,
00:20:28.120 the big corporate
00:20:28.760 coming in
00:20:29.720 and taking over.
00:20:30.760 It's the same thing
00:20:31.800 that's happening.
00:20:32.920 We had this happen
00:20:33.660 in the U.S. fracking
00:20:34.700 during lockdowns
00:20:35.680 with a huge drop
00:20:36.360 in demand.
00:20:36.940 We had a lot
00:20:37.340 of smaller companies
00:20:38.720 and landowners
00:20:40.140 releasing.
00:20:41.040 And then you have
00:20:41.460 instantly the big guys
00:20:42.880 come in.
00:20:43.300 This is why ExxonMobil
00:20:44.460 has always supported
00:20:45.440 carbon taxes,
00:20:46.640 has always supported
00:20:47.420 U.N. Paris climate
00:20:48.720 agreements with the U.N.
00:20:50.300 because they can afford
00:20:51.620 the climate compliance
00:20:53.180 costs and they have
00:20:54.320 the best lawyers
00:20:54.940 and lobbyists.
00:20:55.880 And so this is a way
00:20:56.880 kind of like the lockdown,
00:20:58.340 COVID lockdown,
00:20:58.920 to crush all the
00:21:00.140 small businesses
00:21:00.840 and the mom and pop
00:21:01.840 and the small operators
00:21:02.960 and consolidate
00:21:04.240 to a huge corporate
00:21:06.140 conglomerate
00:21:06.780 that's easy to control
00:21:07.800 and you can have
00:21:08.340 the great corporate
00:21:09.040 government collusion.
00:21:10.180 It's happening
00:21:10.520 in transportation,
00:21:11.480 it's happening in food,
00:21:12.960 of course it's happening
00:21:13.620 in energy.
00:21:14.740 You know,
00:21:14.960 always the uprising
00:21:16.000 comes from the blue
00:21:16.980 collars that happened
00:21:17.880 here in Canada
00:21:18.480 with the Freedom Convoy.
00:21:19.800 Yes.
00:21:20.100 Every communist revolution,
00:21:21.900 and really that's
00:21:22.480 what this is,
00:21:22.980 it's just a slow-moving
00:21:23.960 green one.
00:21:24.600 Yes.
00:21:25.260 They've got to figure out
00:21:26.340 what to do with the
00:21:27.080 Kulaks,
00:21:27.700 and I think that's
00:21:28.340 what's happening here.
00:21:29.940 While I have you,
00:21:30.860 and, you know,
00:21:31.840 I'm going to ask you
00:21:32.640 to speculate,
00:21:33.360 but I feel like you're
00:21:34.100 someone who thinks
00:21:34.860 deeply about these issues
00:21:36.340 like I do.
00:21:37.940 Why is Bill Gates
00:21:39.380 buying up the farmland?
00:21:41.680 You know,
00:21:42.280 what's funny is
00:21:43.340 he was asked this,
00:21:45.120 and he claims
00:21:46.060 that he's got like a trust
00:21:48.220 and they were just
00:21:49.360 buying good investments
00:21:50.500 and he knew
00:21:51.060 nothing about it.
00:21:52.360 NBC News reported
00:21:53.720 that Bill Gates
00:21:54.640 was buying up this land
00:21:56.400 and that they actually
00:21:57.680 noted Bill Gates
00:21:58.960 isn't the farmer here.
00:21:59.960 He's not the one
00:22:00.880 in overalls.
00:22:01.920 NBC News raised
00:22:02.860 the specter of farmers
00:22:04.380 losing their land
00:22:05.960 due to these
00:22:06.480 high compliance costs
00:22:07.860 of climate
00:22:08.400 and net zero
00:22:09.200 and other regulatory schemes.
00:22:11.900 Bill Gates
00:22:12.280 buys their land
00:22:13.340 and then they get
00:22:14.180 to stay on it,
00:22:15.000 but now they're working
00:22:15.800 for Bill Gates.
00:22:16.620 It's like a modern
00:22:17.360 feudal serfdom.
00:22:19.180 I think the reason,
00:22:19.920 yeah,
00:22:20.680 the reason Bill Gates
00:22:21.540 is buying is really simple.
00:22:22.560 He told MIT Technology Review
00:22:24.560 that the entire
00:22:25.960 Western world,
00:22:27.000 Canada,
00:22:27.480 United States,
00:22:28.320 Europe,
00:22:28.740 Australia,
00:22:29.300 New Zealand,
00:22:29.640 should not be eating
00:22:31.280 actual meat
00:22:35.200 from cows,
00:22:35.820 sheep,
00:22:36.240 and from farms.
00:22:37.780 He wants to move
00:22:38.680 that all to factories.
00:22:40.500 He wants to shut down
00:22:41.600 animal agriculture
00:22:42.540 and have everyone
00:22:43.460 eating meat
00:22:44.540 from a factory
00:22:45.560 or a laboratory,
00:22:46.420 I should say.
00:22:46.900 These are laboratories
00:22:47.700 where they make this
00:22:48.700 lab-grown meat,
00:22:51.260 again,
00:22:51.800 from the stem cells
00:22:52.520 from these animals,
00:22:53.360 festering and adding
00:22:54.340 antibiotics and textures
00:22:55.680 and food additives
00:22:56.480 and processing it out
00:22:57.520 on a 3D printer.
00:22:58.380 So he's very clear.
00:23:00.440 He wants that.
00:23:01.480 He's got the sway.
00:23:02.620 He's got the money.
00:23:03.440 He's buying up the land
00:23:04.860 and he's got the government
00:23:06.120 approval now
00:23:06.940 for the first time
00:23:07.740 the U.S.
00:23:08.180 is approving lab-grown meat.
00:23:09.360 They started with lab-grown chicken.
00:23:10.820 They've approved
00:23:11.280 for human consumption.
00:23:12.340 We've never had that before.
00:23:13.960 Give Georgia Maloney
00:23:15.300 and Italy credit.
00:23:16.520 The prime minister,
00:23:17.180 she's already said
00:23:18.560 our Italian pasta
00:23:20.100 will not have bugs.
00:23:21.640 We will not be eating bugs.
00:23:23.200 We will not allow the bugs.
00:23:24.620 She's one of the only leaders
00:23:25.640 I'm aware of in Europe
00:23:26.820 that's actually standing up.
00:23:27.980 But by the way,
00:23:28.320 even Richie Sunak now,
00:23:29.700 Richie Rich,
00:23:30.280 the prime minister of England,
00:23:32.200 is now not listening
00:23:33.600 to his climate advisor.
00:23:34.920 He's backing away
00:23:35.820 from the net zero,
00:23:36.700 the gas-powered car bans,
00:23:39.240 has the liberal heads exploding
00:23:41.380 and the climate activists' heads
00:23:42.560 exploding in England.
00:23:43.400 But they're facing reality.
00:23:44.640 The whole thing is untenable
00:23:46.400 at the moment.
00:23:47.480 What they need to make it,
00:23:49.120 force it on us,
00:23:49.860 they need another crisis.
00:23:51.320 And that's why
00:23:52.000 this is a key part
00:23:53.220 of this whole thing.
00:23:54.280 Right before I went to Dubai
00:23:55.620 to the UN Climate Summit,
00:23:57.080 200 medical journals
00:23:58.100 led by the British Medical Journal
00:23:59.520 urged the World Health Organization
00:24:01.760 to declare climate change
00:24:03.020 a public health threat.
00:24:04.960 The World Health Organization
00:24:05.860 has already declared
00:24:06.620 climate change
00:24:07.160 the existential threat
00:24:08.060 of the 21st century.
00:24:09.320 And in May,
00:24:10.140 in Geneva, Switzerland,
00:24:11.320 you have the World Health Organization
00:24:12.660 meeting to convene
00:24:13.680 on this pandemic
00:24:14.460 treaty,
00:24:14.960 which Joe Biden administration
00:24:15.980 here in the U.S.
00:24:16.580 is pushing.
00:24:17.220 I'm sure Justin Trudeau
00:24:18.200 is all in on it.
00:24:19.560 It's going to have
00:24:20.180 climate components
00:24:21.220 just like the public health.
00:24:23.100 They want to merge COVID
00:24:24.260 into climate,
00:24:25.520 climate into a public health issue.
00:24:28.140 So guess what?
00:24:28.780 If a big hurricane hits
00:24:29.880 or a tornado or a drought,
00:24:31.200 they'll be able to justify
00:24:32.020 airline restrictions,
00:24:33.380 car restrictions,
00:24:34.760 thermostat controls.
00:24:36.400 You know,
00:24:36.560 we have to throttle down
00:24:37.740 our emissions.
00:24:38.300 They're causing
00:24:38.960 a climate emergency.
00:24:40.280 There's no end
00:24:41.080 to what they'll be able to do
00:24:42.320 if they get that.
00:24:43.040 Yeah,
00:24:43.600 they already know
00:24:44.280 how to surveil us
00:24:45.280 thanks to COVID.
00:24:46.860 Yeah.
00:24:47.260 You know,
00:24:47.560 frankly,
00:24:48.120 with Bill Gates,
00:24:48.600 I just thought he was
00:24:49.860 investing in biofuel
00:24:51.540 and he was just going to
00:24:52.860 use up all the farmland
00:24:54.180 for that.
00:24:54.560 But I do,
00:24:55.240 I agree with you.
00:24:55.840 It's probably something
00:24:56.680 far sinister.
00:24:57.320 Yeah,
00:24:58.140 I mean,
00:24:58.340 it is that too.
00:24:59.580 He's got a lot of investments
00:25:00.760 along that,
00:25:01.740 but I think his,
00:25:02.400 you have to look,
00:25:03.240 that's the short-term profit
00:25:04.940 way to make money,
00:25:06.080 but you have to look
00:25:06.720 at the bigger picture.
00:25:07.540 These are visionaries.
00:25:09.380 They want to leave their mark
00:25:10.580 on the world
00:25:11.140 and his whole goal
00:25:12.140 is to end animal agriculture.
00:25:14.060 And you can look at people
00:25:14.880 like George Monbiot,
00:25:15.840 the UK environmentalist.
00:25:16.840 He wants to just shut down
00:25:17.940 all farms.
00:25:18.600 He thinks farms
00:25:19.380 are destroying the earth.
00:25:20.880 Imagine if they got their way
00:25:22.640 even for,
00:25:23.120 and Greta Thunberg
00:25:23.960 is a close friend.
00:25:24.820 He advises Greta Thunberg.
00:25:26.740 She's all into this as well.
00:25:28.660 Imagine the famines
00:25:29.860 and the starvation,
00:25:30.580 but then you look at people
00:25:31.560 like Hans Schulenhuber,
00:25:32.700 the German climate advisor
00:25:33.840 and others.
00:25:34.600 They believe the carrying capacity
00:25:35.960 of the earth
00:25:36.460 is only one billion people
00:25:37.600 and you have things like
00:25:38.360 the voluntary human extinction movement.
00:25:40.580 So I don't necessarily think
00:25:41.700 a lot of these climate activists
00:25:42.900 would think that's a bad thing
00:25:44.640 to have a billion people
00:25:45.840 die in a famine.
00:25:47.160 In their eyes,
00:25:47.940 it would be basically
00:25:48.920 a cleansing of the earth
00:25:50.280 that would be a positive development.
00:25:52.500 And they tell me
00:25:52.980 it's not a religion.
00:25:54.320 Yeah,
00:25:54.440 you know,
00:25:55.140 I look at these people
00:25:56.280 when they tell us
00:25:57.260 to move away
00:25:58.060 from animal agriculture
00:25:59.540 and our bodies,
00:26:01.000 frankly,
00:26:01.780 they run on meat.
00:26:03.460 They really do.
00:26:04.580 There are certain chemicals
00:26:05.560 that we can only get
00:26:07.040 from animals
00:26:07.980 that help our brains function
00:26:09.580 like DHA.
00:26:11.440 And I think
00:26:12.240 when you are forcing people
00:26:14.580 to move away
00:26:15.560 from the things
00:26:16.720 that fuel their bodies
00:26:18.020 and their minds,
00:26:19.800 you are creating
00:26:20.800 a weak,
00:26:21.740 feeble-minded population
00:26:23.000 that is very easy
00:26:24.320 to control.
00:26:25.680 And if people
00:26:26.180 cannot afford,
00:26:28.700 you know,
00:26:29.160 if they are forced
00:26:30.000 between seat or eat,
00:26:32.440 they will eat less
00:26:33.860 to eat more,
00:26:34.880 particularly in Canada.
00:26:35.980 and you've got
00:26:37.000 a populace
00:26:38.460 that is just
00:26:39.420 easy to herd around
00:26:40.920 and manage
00:26:41.540 if you're one of these
00:26:42.640 power broker oligarchs
00:26:44.060 like Bill Gates.
00:26:44.860 And for me,
00:26:45.840 I know it sounds like
00:26:46.580 a conspiracy theory,
00:26:47.820 but that's where I am
00:26:48.720 and it will be steak
00:26:50.960 on my plate
00:26:51.600 as frequently as possible.
00:26:54.180 Just to add,
00:26:55.100 thousands of years
00:26:55.760 humans have been farming
00:26:56.760 and for almost
00:26:58.200 our entire existence
00:26:59.280 on Earth,
00:26:59.840 we've eaten meat.
00:27:00.900 So suddenly
00:27:01.540 in the year 2024,
00:27:02.880 we're told,
00:27:03.360 the Earth can't handle
00:27:04.340 farming and eating meat
00:27:05.600 anymore.
00:27:06.180 It's going to explode
00:27:07.120 as a climate.
00:27:08.080 It just flies in the face
00:27:09.820 of logic, science,
00:27:11.440 common sense.
00:27:12.540 It's time that we push back
00:27:14.000 and push back hard
00:27:15.000 against the actual framework
00:27:16.720 of the narrative anymore.
00:27:17.840 I'm sick of these,
00:27:19.200 especially European leaders.
00:27:21.100 I got to tell you,
00:27:21.960 the conservative leader
00:27:23.580 that's running
00:27:23.920 against Trudeau,
00:27:25.260 I don't know
00:27:26.080 what your name is,
00:27:26.800 Poliette,
00:27:27.360 very disappointed.
00:27:28.160 I saw a video of him
00:27:29.420 talking about,
00:27:31.120 yes, climate
00:27:31.780 and we're going to be
00:27:32.480 sequestering,
00:27:33.620 capturing carbon
00:27:34.480 and we're going to have
00:27:35.120 seaweed farm.
00:27:36.180 He's buying
00:27:36.800 the entire narrative
00:27:37.860 and just doing like
00:27:38.840 we're going to do this,
00:27:39.640 just giving out money
00:27:40.900 for boondoggle investments.
00:27:42.800 Very disappointed.
00:27:43.620 That's not the way
00:27:44.240 you win this battle
00:27:45.100 by conceding the argument.
00:27:47.120 Yeah, it's true.
00:27:47.680 You move the front line
00:27:49.180 closer to yourself
00:27:50.140 every time you give ground
00:27:52.100 to the other side.
00:27:53.140 Mark, thanks for taking
00:27:53.920 the time today.
00:27:54.560 It's always fun
00:27:55.580 but also informative
00:27:56.460 to talk to you.
00:27:57.340 How do people find
00:27:58.500 and support the work
00:27:59.440 that you do?
00:28:00.380 Thank you very much, Sheila.
00:28:01.380 It's climatedepot.com.
00:28:02.820 I'm on Twitter
00:28:03.300 at at Climatedepot
00:28:04.380 and I have a new daily show
00:28:05.700 on TNT
00:28:06.380 called Unleashed
00:28:07.600 with Mark Morano
00:28:08.280 on TNT Radio.
00:28:09.260 You can look that up.
00:28:09.920 Thank you.
00:28:10.680 I'm excited
00:28:11.260 about that.
00:28:13.560 Mark, thanks so much
00:28:14.580 for coming on the show.
00:28:15.220 We'll talk to you very soon.
00:28:16.540 Thank you, Sheila.
00:28:17.220 I appreciate it.
00:28:18.300 Stay with us
00:28:18.820 your letters to Ezra
00:28:19.700 unceremoniously read by me
00:28:21.340 up after the break.
00:28:22.180 You know, without you
00:28:36.060 there is no rebel news
00:28:37.360 and it's why we care so much
00:28:38.580 about what you think
00:28:39.340 about the work
00:28:39.900 that we do here
00:28:40.640 and it's why
00:28:41.460 we give out
00:28:42.440 our email address
00:28:43.320 and there's
00:28:44.220 a whole bunch
00:28:45.400 of different ways
00:28:45.940 to contact us
00:28:46.780 and it's why
00:28:47.240 I read your letters
00:28:48.060 right now.
00:28:49.720 Now, our first letter
00:28:50.400 is from Chris Stafford
00:28:52.320 who writes to us
00:28:53.900 on Ezra's interview
00:28:55.280 with trucker lawyer
00:28:57.180 Keith Wilson
00:28:58.620 a couple of days ago.
00:29:01.160 Chris writes,
00:29:02.280 I feel it's time
00:29:03.040 to call a spade a spade
00:29:04.200 to wit,
00:29:05.180 left-wing fascists.
00:29:06.920 The left will claim
00:29:07.780 fascism is a right-wing doctrine
00:29:09.680 tied up with racism.
00:29:11.160 Not true.
00:29:12.180 See Spanish Civil War
00:29:13.620 and the Moors.
00:29:15.180 Fascism is any
00:29:16.400 authoritarian rights
00:29:17.680 trampling creed.
00:29:19.040 You know what?
00:29:19.760 Also particularly
00:29:20.540 when business
00:29:22.280 becomes enforcers
00:29:24.240 on behalf of the government
00:29:26.100 and boy did we ever
00:29:27.060 see that during COVID
00:29:28.680 didn't we?
00:29:29.640 The left is very adept
00:29:30.840 at using language
00:29:31.880 rather than facts
00:29:32.760 to make their case.
00:29:33.820 See global warming
00:29:34.760 to climate change
00:29:35.800 and countless other
00:29:37.080 examples in the spirit
00:29:38.560 of Wittgenstein
00:29:39.700 and deconstruction.
00:29:42.260 I suggest all
00:29:43.120 rebel reporters
00:29:43.980 change the labels
00:29:45.320 when appropriate
00:29:46.200 to left-wing fascists.
00:29:47.700 Chris Stafford
00:29:49.060 you know
00:29:50.360 it's
00:29:51.160 so true
00:29:53.280 language is important
00:29:55.200 because language
00:29:56.420 can sort of
00:29:57.340 change the culture
00:29:58.360 once you adopt it.
00:29:59.640 It's why I
00:30:00.220 reject
00:30:01.560 being forced
00:30:02.960 to use
00:30:04.140 pronouns
00:30:05.500 that I know
00:30:06.840 are not accurate
00:30:08.240 right?
00:30:09.300 Because then
00:30:10.040 I've been
00:30:10.660 adopted
00:30:11.640 into the delusion
00:30:12.740 as well.
00:30:13.480 Now there's
00:30:14.340 a difference
00:30:14.760 between
00:30:15.200 being polite
00:30:16.780 and choosing
00:30:18.300 to use
00:30:19.920 certain language
00:30:21.240 and then
00:30:22.860 there is
00:30:23.180 being forced
00:30:23.840 and I just
00:30:24.680 won't
00:30:25.060 and you are
00:30:25.460 so right
00:30:25.840 about
00:30:26.160 what was
00:30:27.320 first global
00:30:27.900 warming
00:30:28.280 but then
00:30:28.760 it was
00:30:29.500 that wasn't
00:30:30.980 happening
00:30:31.340 didn't actually
00:30:32.460 get warmer
00:30:32.940 and then
00:30:33.720 so they said
00:30:34.260 climate change
00:30:34.980 but the climate
00:30:35.580 always changes
00:30:36.640 so now
00:30:37.160 what do they
00:30:37.760 call it?
00:30:38.680 Climate
00:30:39.020 weirding
00:30:39.820 or extreme
00:30:41.100 weather
00:30:41.560 as though
00:30:43.760 extreme weather
00:30:44.480 is some
00:30:45.140 sort of
00:30:45.560 new thing
00:30:46.300 yeah
00:30:47.640 they just
00:30:48.140 keep
00:30:48.540 changing
00:30:49.660 the labels
00:30:50.620 to fit
00:30:51.460 their worldview
00:30:52.360 and
00:30:53.680 the rest
00:30:55.460 of us
00:30:55.740 kind of
00:30:56.060 adopted
00:30:56.560 and I
00:30:57.240 just don't
00:30:58.220 think we
00:30:58.640 should
00:30:58.840 for example
00:30:59.480 they do
00:30:59.780 this right
00:31:00.160 now with
00:31:00.460 medical
00:31:00.760 assistance
00:31:01.180 in dying
00:31:01.620 it sounds
00:31:04.900 sterile
00:31:06.420 and compassion
00:31:07.140 when you
00:31:07.520 say it
00:31:07.840 that way
00:31:08.260 compassionate
00:31:08.780 but let's
00:31:11.260 cut to the
00:31:12.860 chase here
00:31:13.320 it's
00:31:13.960 euthanization
00:31:14.880 it is
00:31:16.120 medical
00:31:16.800 killing
00:31:17.400 is what
00:31:17.980 it really
00:31:18.280 is
00:31:18.580 and I
00:31:19.700 think when
00:31:19.980 we use
00:31:20.400 the words
00:31:20.820 of the
00:31:21.040 other side
00:31:21.560 we sort
00:31:22.180 of concede
00:31:22.760 a little
00:31:23.140 bit of
00:31:23.680 ground
00:31:23.900 to them
00:31:24.220 that we
00:31:24.580 probably
00:31:24.940 shouldn't
00:31:25.340 you're
00:31:25.520 right
00:31:25.680 Chris
00:31:25.940 next
00:31:27.000 email
00:31:28.160 is
00:31:28.440 a generic
00:31:30.040 email
00:31:30.440 came to
00:31:30.820 the email
00:31:31.300 inbox
00:31:31.940 comes from
00:31:32.580 somebody named
00:31:33.360 Robbie
00:31:33.880 or Robie
00:31:34.800 I hope
00:31:36.100 I've said
00:31:36.620 that right
00:31:36.980 one of those
00:31:37.600 ways
00:31:37.940 says
00:31:38.180 good day
00:31:38.580 Ezra
00:31:38.900 first of
00:31:39.300 all
00:31:39.420 big fan
00:31:39.980 of
00:31:40.280 rebel
00:31:40.600 I'm
00:31:41.920 sure
00:31:42.100 based on
00:31:42.720 all the
00:31:42.960 hard work
00:31:43.400 and activism
00:31:43.980 you and
00:31:44.400 your team
00:31:44.720 have done
00:31:45.180 you've
00:31:45.700 thought of
00:31:46.220 many ways
00:31:46.800 to tackle
00:31:47.220 this issue
00:31:47.680 but I
00:31:47.960 figured I'd
00:31:48.520 drop you
00:31:49.020 an idea
00:31:49.680 if our
00:31:50.700 goal is
00:31:51.160 to move
00:31:51.600 trans
00:31:52.560 away from
00:31:53.140 grooming
00:31:53.480 or being
00:31:54.840 a safe
00:31:55.920 and even
00:31:57.180 uplifting
00:31:57.880 place for
00:31:58.680 vulnerable
00:31:59.240 impressionable
00:32:00.080 kids and
00:32:00.580 teens
00:32:00.900 how do we
00:32:02.120 make trans
00:32:02.860 issues
00:32:03.280 front right
00:32:04.180 center of
00:32:05.060 mental health
00:32:05.680 awareness
00:32:06.100 month
00:32:06.420 how do we
00:32:07.240 get every
00:32:07.820 bell
00:32:08.180 let's talk
00:32:08.920 logo to
00:32:10.040 be pride
00:32:11.080 trans
00:32:11.660 colored
00:32:12.000 this is a
00:32:12.800 mental illness
00:32:13.480 as I know
00:32:14.360 you well
00:32:14.680 know that
00:32:15.540 in many
00:32:15.880 cases can
00:32:16.640 pass with
00:32:17.300 good parenting
00:32:17.880 nurturing
00:32:18.420 commitment from
00:32:19.640 society after
00:32:20.440 those confusing
00:32:21.340 childhood years
00:32:22.500 it's time to
00:32:24.140 call out these
00:32:24.620 progressives for
00:32:25.760 their lack of
00:32:26.240 support for
00:32:26.760 the trans
00:32:27.140 community in
00:32:28.680 a very special
00:32:29.280 month dedicated
00:32:29.940 to their
00:32:30.420 issues and
00:32:31.080 actually support
00:32:31.920 these kids I
00:32:32.760 don't want to
00:32:33.160 see any child
00:32:33.960 fall victim to
00:32:34.960 these confusing
00:32:35.600 psychological
00:32:36.160 tricks and
00:32:36.700 delusions keep up
00:32:37.460 the great work
00:32:38.100 Robie or
00:32:39.100 Robbie I said
00:32:42.500 this the other
00:32:42.920 day on my
00:32:43.400 show I don't
00:32:44.260 actually think
00:32:45.400 I am all
00:32:47.580 that far
00:32:48.220 apart from
00:32:50.060 radical trans
00:32:51.280 activists on
00:32:53.380 the issue of
00:32:54.860 keeping vulnerable
00:32:56.200 impressionable
00:32:57.240 confused kids
00:32:58.920 from harming
00:33:00.000 themselves I
00:33:01.780 just don't
00:33:02.300 think that
00:33:03.200 medical
00:33:04.720 surgical
00:33:05.880 interventions and
00:33:07.280 cross sex
00:33:07.920 hormones are the
00:33:08.940 right way to do
00:33:09.780 it and in fact
00:33:10.820 all the statistics
00:33:12.260 show that as
00:33:13.080 well that kids
00:33:14.300 who undergo
00:33:15.040 medical and
00:33:16.440 social transition
00:33:17.940 are still
00:33:20.240 depressed and
00:33:20.880 maybe even
00:33:21.400 more depressed
00:33:22.160 with suicidal
00:33:23.240 ideation post
00:33:24.740 medical transition
00:33:25.720 than they were
00:33:27.080 before so what
00:33:28.240 does that tell
00:33:28.740 us this is not
00:33:29.700 the solution and
00:33:31.900 almost all the
00:33:34.960 studies show and
00:33:36.960 even studies done
00:33:37.920 by sort of true
00:33:39.940 believers in this
00:33:41.200 issue show that
00:33:43.340 gender confusion
00:33:46.100 body dysmorphia it
00:33:48.580 resolves itself
00:33:49.880 with the
00:33:52.680 onset and
00:33:53.680 conclusion of
00:33:55.420 natural puberty
00:33:56.660 so what we're
00:33:58.240 really doing is
00:33:59.780 denying
00:34:00.280 impressionable
00:34:01.220 vulnerable kids
00:34:02.340 the cure
00:34:03.660 to what ails
00:34:06.140 them by
00:34:08.300 giving them
00:34:09.400 puberty
00:34:10.160 blockers
00:34:10.920 and the other
00:34:12.960 side knows this
00:34:13.700 they just don't
00:34:14.760 care because
00:34:15.700 these aren't
00:34:16.100 their kids
00:34:16.700 and so
00:34:18.520 these kids
00:34:19.760 are just
00:34:20.080 collateral
00:34:20.500 damage in
00:34:21.200 their radical
00:34:21.700 agenda where
00:34:22.320 they tear
00:34:23.200 down all of
00:34:24.080 our social
00:34:24.580 constructs and
00:34:25.740 replace them
00:34:26.340 with their own
00:34:26.960 perverse ones
00:34:27.780 these people
00:34:29.320 have truly
00:34:30.020 decided that
00:34:32.720 they need to
00:34:33.220 kill God
00:34:33.840 and replace
00:34:35.820 him with
00:34:36.500 themselves and
00:34:37.780 nothing nothing
00:34:39.120 nothing good
00:34:40.160 will come of
00:34:41.080 that well
00:34:42.020 everybody that's
00:34:42.660 the show for
00:34:43.100 tonight thank you
00:34:43.760 so much for
00:34:44.780 tuning in I
00:34:47.240 normally say I'll
00:34:48.040 see everybody back
00:34:48.780 here in the same
00:34:49.280 time in the same
00:34:49.920 place next week but
00:34:50.660 this isn't my
00:34:51.280 show this is
00:34:52.800 Ezra's show and
00:34:53.920 he always says
00:34:55.020 keep fighting for
00:34:56.380 freedom